Feel Good Action

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Welcome to Feel Good Action! We create inspirational media to motivate collective action toward a socially just and environmentally stable world. 🌏 501(c)3 www.feelgoodaction.org

Graphic with a bright blue background and illustrated alarm clocks. Large text reads, "The countdown is on. Less than 100 days until the midterms." A second message says, "Less than 40 days until early voting begins." Feel Good Action branding appears at the top.
Graphic with the headline "The Law That Changed Voting Forever." Text explains that on August 6, 1965, the Voting Rights Act became law, marking one of the most significant civil rights victories in U.S. history. A prompt at the bottom asks, "Why are people still talking about the Voting Rights Act decades later?" The background is light purple with a gavel icon and upward arrow graphic.
A graphic featuring a ballot on a blue background with icons representing healthcare, affordability, democracy, and civic engagement. Large text reads, "What's on Your Ballot in November?" Smaller text explains that the issues discussed during election season extend beyond the candidates and that voters will hear about topics that affect everyday life.
A picnic-themed graphic with a grassy background, picnic blanket, apples, and croissants. Large text reads, "It's Election Day." Below, it lists the states holding statewide primary elections today: Kansas, Michigan, Missouri, Virginia, and Washington.
A colorful infographic titled "August Primary Elections" from Feel Good Action. A map of the United States highlights the states holding primary elections during August in blue, while the remaining states are shown in light gray. The highlighted states include Alaska, Connecticut, Florida, Hawaii, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Tennessee, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, and Wisconsin. A legend identifies the highlighted states as those with August primary elections. The graphic encourages viewers to prepare for upcoming elections by visiting feelgoodaction.org for trusted, nonpartisan voting tools, including voter registration verification, polling place lookup, and ballot planning. The Feel Good Action logo appears at the bottom of the graphic.
A video featuring Feel Good Action's Alex Cascio interviewing disability advocate and content creator Rachel Bender during Disability Pride Month. Rachel shares her experiences and perspectives on accessibility, disability advocacy, and creating a more inclusive society. Throughout the conversation, Rachel and Alex appear on screen in a split-screen virtual interview format with captions highlighting key moments. The clip encourages viewers to learn more about disability rights, representation, and accessibility by watching the full interview on Feel Good Action's Substack.
A light blue background features the headline, "Think the ADA solved accessibility? Not quite." Below, text reads, "36 years later, here's what's changed, and what still needs to." A Black person using a wheelchair looks over their shoulder, with a purple circle behind them. In the foreground, a protest sign reads, "Disability Rights Are Human Rights." A yellow arrow indicates there are more slides.
The first slide features the headline, "National Disability Independence Day," with the subheading, "36 years ago today, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) became law." A smiling person using a wheelchair works on a laptop in front of a blurred office background, accented with purple and green graphic elements. A yellow arrow in the bottom-right corner indicates there is another slide.
A Feel Good Action graphic with a textured black background. At the top, white text reads, "Every eligible voter deserves equal access to participate in our democracy." Large colorful text in the center states, "Accessibility Is a Right, Not a Privilege," with disability-related icons incorporated into the words, including a wheelchair symbol, a white cane, and an eye icon. Below, green text reads, "This Disability Pride Month, we celebrate the right of every person to vote freely, independently, and without accessibility barriers." At the bottom, the graphic says, "Learn how to participate at feelgoodaction.org," with the website displayed in Disability Pride flag colors.
A Feel Good Action graphic reminding Arizona voters that today is Primary Election Day. The background features a light blue map outline of Arizona. Large bold text reads, "Arizona, It's Time to Vote!" followed by "Primary Election" and "Tuesday, July 21st." The center of the graphic states, "Your ballot helps decide the future of your community." Along the bottom are three reminders with icons: "Vote today," "Check your polling place," and "Drop off your ballot in person." The graphic concludes with the message, "Get trusted voting information at feelgoodaction.org."
Spain’s men’s soccer team celebrates with the World Cup trophy as gold confetti falls. Text reads, “When someone tells us they’re registered to vote.”
A teal-tinted photo of Congressman John Lewis appears beside large white text that reads, "GOOD TROUBLE STARTS WITH JUST ONE ACTION." Below, the graphic encourages viewers to honor Congressman John Lewis by taking one step toward strengthening democracy. Suggested actions include: register to vote, verify your voter registration, help a friend make a voting plan, learn about voting rights, and share trusted voting information. The Feel Good Action logo appears at the top, and an arrow icon indicates there is another slide.
A person wearing glasses and a "Vote" button places a ballot into a ballot box. Large text reads, "Your Vote. Your Rights." Below, the graphic says, "Disability Rights Are Voting Rights" and encourages viewers to "Know your rights."
Graphic from Feel Good Action about the Disability Pride Flag. A black-and-white photo of a smiling wheelchair user is overlaid with the Disability Pride Flag's diagonal stripes in red, gold, white, blue, green, and black. Large text reads, "Learn the Disability Pride Flag." Below, the graphic explains that the Disability Pride Flag celebrates the diversity of the disability community and the ongoing fight for accessibility, inclusion, and equal opportunity. A legend identifies the meaning of each color: red represents physical disabilities, gold represents neurodivergence, white represents invisible and undiagnosed disabilities, blue represents emotional and psychiatric disabilities, green represents sensory disabilities, the black background honors disabled people lost to ableism, violence, neglect, and illness, and the diagonal stripes symbolize breaking down barriers and the many different experiences within the disability community.
A pink, Love Island-inspired graphic by Feel Good Action featuring a tropical beach with palm leaves and ocean waves. The text reads, "Tonight's vote decides who wins Love Island." Below, it says, "November 3rd, 2026's vote helps decide the future of your community!" A highlighted box at the bottom reads, "Don't wait until Election Day. Register to vote now so you're ready when it's time to cast your ballot." The graphic ends with the website: feelgoodaction.org.
Graphic with a light cream background and bold black text reading, "Why Is Everything So Expensive?" Colorful labels highlight five areas where costs are rising: Clothing, Groceries, Gas & Travel, Utilities, and Healthcare. Below, the graphic asks, "Prices are rising, but what's actually driving the increase?" An orange banner encourages viewers to read this week's article for an explanation, and a footer invites people to "Subscribe for free at feelgoodaction.substack.com." The Feel Good Action logo appears at the top.
Graphic titled "Upcoming Voter Registration Deadlines" on a teal background with colorful geometric accents. A calendar icon appears in the top left. The graphic lists upcoming voter registration deadlines for July 2026 by date and state: July 7: Tennessee July 8: Missouri July 14: Kansas July 19: Alaska July 20: Florida and Michigan* July 21: Minnesota* July 22: Wisconsin* July 24: Connecticut and Virginia* July 27: Washington* July 29: Hawaii* A note at the bottom explains that some states offer in-person voter registration through Election Day. The graphic encourages viewers to check their state's registration rules and deadlines at feelgoodaction.org. The Feel Good Action logo appears at the bottom.
Graphic introducing a carousel about three major U.S. Supreme Court decisions. The headline reads, "Three Major Supreme Court Decisions You Should Know." Smaller text explains that the Court issued major rulings affecting birthright citizenship, transgender student athletes, and campaign finance, followed by the phrase, "Here's what happened." Three vertical color-tinted images along the right side represent an American flag, a runner, and money.
Graphic for Feel Good Action recognizing Disability Pride Month. The background features a black-and-white photo of a person using a wheelchair overlaid with the Disability Pride flag's diagonal stripes in green, blue, white, yellow, and red. Large text reads, "July is Disability Pride Month. 1 in 4 U.S. Adults Lives With a Disability." Smaller text says, "This month, we're celebrating the people, advocates, and communities working to ensure everyone can fully participate." At the bottom are three buttons reading "Learn." "Engage." and "Participate." followed by the website "feelgoodaction.org."
Graphic featuring a map of the United States titled "2026 State Primary Elections" on a teal background with decorative leaf and grid patterns. Arizona is highlighted in purple, indicating it is the only state holding a statewide primary election in July 2026. The word "Arizona" appears prominently at the bottom above the Feel Good Action logo. The graphic highlights Arizona's upcoming statewide primary on July 21, 2026, encouraging voters to stay informed about their election.
Graphic with a purple background and the headline, "Your Vote Shouldn't Depend on Whether Your Mail Carrier Had a Perfect Week." The graphic explains that a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling allows states with mail ballot grace periods to continue counting ballots that are postmarked by Election Day, even if they arrive a few days later, where state law allows. A highlighted text box reads, "When eligible voters follow voting rules, their voices deserve to be heard." The graphic reminds viewers that voting rules vary by state and encourages them to check their state's ballot deadlines before voting. A call to action at the bottom reads, "Learn more at feelgoodaction.org."
Graphic with the headline "Pride Was a Protest" in rainbow-colored text on a black background. The graphic explains that on June 28, 1969, patrons of the Stonewall Inn in New York City resisted a police raid targeting the LGBTQIA+ community. A historic black-and-white photo from the Stonewall era appears in the center. Additional text explains that LGBTQIA+ people at the time faced widespread discrimination, harassment, and criminalization, and that the community's resistance sparked a movement for equality.
Graphic with the headline "Trans and Nonbinary Voters: Know Your Rights" over a photo of a smiling person wrapped in a transgender pride flag. The graphic explains that voting laws and voter ID requirements vary by state but that gender identity or expression does not determine whether someone can vote. It encourages viewers to learn how to prepare for Election Day and highlights VoteRiders as a resource for free voter ID assistance.
Green graphic titled "4 Years Since Roe v. Wade Was Overturned." Text explains that on June 24, 2022, the Supreme Court's decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization overturned Roe v. Wade. A photo shows abortion rights advocates demonstrating outside the U.S. Supreme Court holding signs reading "My Body My Choice," "Abortion is Healthcare," and "Healthcare." Additional text notes the ruling ended nearly 50 years of federal abortion protections and shifted abortion policy decisions to the states.
A Feel Good Action graphic with the headline "Today is Election Day" in rainbow-colored text and the date June 23, 2026. The graphic lists statewide primary elections taking place in Maryland, New York, South Carolina, and Utah. A note explains that these elections help determine who advances to the general election and who will represent communities at every level of government. The design features a colorful gradient background with civic-themed icons.
A promotional graphic announcing a collaboration between Feel Good Action and Gay Pride Apparel. The design features colorful Pride-themed apparel and branding elements representing both organizations. Text highlights the partnership and encourages viewers to shop a special collection celebrating LGBTQ+ pride, equality, community, and civic engagement. Bright rainbow colors are incorporated throughout the design, emphasizing Pride Month and inclusivity. The graphic promotes the Feel Good Action x Gay Pride Apparel collection and invites supporters to show their pride while supporting organizations committed to equality and positive social change.
Graphic for Father's Day from Feel Good Action. A photo shows an adult kneeling on grass while hugging a young child outdoors. Text reads "Happy Father's Day" and celebrates fathers, grandfathers, stepfathers, mentors, coaches, teachers, caregivers, and father figures. Additional text highlights lessons they teach, including helping neighbors, showing up for communities, caring about others, standing up for what we believe in, and taking civic action. The graphic ends with a message thanking father figures for helping build stronger families, stronger communities, and a stronger future.
Graphic titled “Juneteenth.” A close-up photo shows a person holding a small white flower. Text explains that on June 19, 1865, more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation, enslaved people in Galveston, Texas learned they were free. Additional text notes that Juneteenth honors Black freedom, resilience, and achievement while reminding us that the work of building an inclusive democracy continues.
A Feel Good Action Pride Month educational graphic titled "Learn your PRIDE colors." The word "PRIDE" appears in rainbow colors beside a smiling person holding a Progress Pride flag over their shoulder. Below the title are nine Pride flags with labels identifying each one: LGBT (Progress Pride Flag), Pansexual, Non-Binary, Lesbian, Genderqueer, Genderfluid, Bisexual, Asexual, and Transgender. The graphic is designed to help viewers recognize different Pride flags and learn about the diverse identities represented within the LGBTQIA+ community. The background is light gray, and the overall design uses bright rainbow colors associated with Pride Month.
Graphic for Pulse Remembrance Day by Feel Good Action. The background shows a crowd gathered outdoors at a memorial event, with people holding signs and raising their hands in remembrance. Large rainbow-gradient text reads "Pulse Remembrance Day." The graphic states: "Today, we remember the 49 lives taken at Pulse nightclub on June 12th, 2016. Ten years later, we honor the victims, survivors, families, first responders, healthcare workers, and everyone whose lives were forever changed by that night." A highlighted section reads: "As Orlando begins construction on a permanent memorial, we remember not only the tragedy, but the lives, stories, and love that continue to endure." At the bottom, rainbow-colored text reads: "49 lives. 49 legacies. Forever remembered." The graphic commemorates the 10th anniversary of the Pulse nightclub tragedy and honors those affected while recognizing the ongoing legacy of the victims and the resilience of the community. 🏳️‍🌈
Graphic from Feel Good Action reading "Today is Election Day" with rainbow-colored text and the date June 9, 2026. The graphic highlights statewide primary elections happening in Maine, Nevada, North Dakota, and South Carolina. Text notes that these elections help decide who makes it onto the ballot in November. A colorful rainbow gradient design appears on the right side of the graphic.
Purple graphic featuring a U.S. map highlighting states with June 2026 primary elections in rainbow colors. Text reads "2026 State Primary Elections" and lists participating states including California, Iowa, Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico, South Dakota, Maine, Nevada, North Dakota, South Carolina, Oklahoma, Virginia, Maryland, New York, Utah, Colorado, and the District of Columbia.
Feel Good Action graphic announcing attendance at Netroots Nation. The graphic features a bright orange and pink gradient background with abstract civic engagement icons. Large text reads, "We're Heading to Netroots Nation." Four black-and-white headshots are displayed with names: Margo Guillory, Katherine White, Marcie Ownbey, and Michael Starr. Text on the graphic says Feel Good Action is looking forward to connecting with organizers, advocates, creators, partners, and changemakers working to build a more engaged and accessible democracy. The graphic concludes with "See you at Netroots!" and the Feel Good Action website, feelgoodaction.org.
Feel Good Action election reminder graphic with a black header that reads "Today is Election Day – June 2nd, 2026" in rainbow-colored text. The graphic highlights statewide primary elections happening in California, Iowa, Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico, and South Dakota. A rainbow gradient background with Pride-themed symbols appears on the right side. Text notes that these elections help determine who advances to the November ballot.
A bright pink Feel Good Action graphic with playful illustrations, including a flower character holding a notepad, a megaphone, stars, and checkmark icons. Large text reads: “5 Ways to Help with Mental Health and Civic Burnout.”
Graphic from Feel Good Action celebrating the Class of 2026. The graphic features a soft purple and green gradient background with a blurred graduation cap image. Large white text reads “Congrats, 2026 Grads!” Additional text explains that graduation is a major milestone and encourages 16 and 17 year olds to preregister to vote before turning 18 as part of beginning lifelong civic participation. Decorative stars and abstract blue graphic elements appear around the design.
Graphic from Feel Good Action announcing Election Day on May 25th, 2026. The graphic highlights the Texas statewide primary runoff election. Text explains that important races include Texas Attorney General runoffs, congressional runoff elections, and local runoff elections across the state. Additional text explains that when no candidate receives over 50% in a primary election, the top two candidates advance to a runoff election. The graphic features a bright pink background, a gray outline of the state of Texas, and the Feel Good Action logo.
Graphic from Feel Good Action honoring Harvey Milk Day. The graphic features a purple newspaper-style background with a black-and-white archival photo of Harvey Milk smiling while holding a sign encouraging people to register to vote. Large text reads “Harvey Milk Day” along with the quote, “Hope will never be silent.” Additional text explains that Harvey Milk was one of the first openly gay elected officials in the United States and a trailblazer for LGBTQIA+ rights, visibility, and representation. A green text box highlights calls to action including protecting LGBTQIA+ rights, staying engaged, supporting your community, and continuing to show up. The graphic includes the Feel Good Action logo and website URL.
Bright blue graphic from Feel Good Action celebrating National Preregistration Day. Large green text reads: “We Did This Together.” Smaller text thanks National Preregistration Day partners and explains that this work does not happen alone, adding that because of these partnerships, more young people are ready to vote before they turn 18. Decorative graphics include a megaphone, stars, and a raised fist icon. A pink banner near the bottom reads: “Let’s keep building: nationalpreregistrationday.org.” Along the bottom are logos for partner organizations including TurboVote, Impact Data & Events, PIVOT, Common Power, Empower Project, HeadCount, Broadway Acts, Teachers Unify to End Gun Violence, Feel Good Action, and VoteAmerica.
Graphic from Feel Good Action with a black and green background reading “TODAY IS ELECTION DAY” and “May 19th, 2026.” Large text states that statewide primaries are happening in Alabama, Georgia, Idaho, Kentucky, Oregon, and Pennsylvania. A U.S. map highlights participating states in light purple. Additional text explains that these elections help decide who makes it onto the ballot in November and notes that low turnout elections can have a huge impact on communities.
Purple graphic from Feel Good Action with large white text reading: “THE FIGHT OVER VOTING MAPS IS ESCALATING.” Below the headline is a stylized image of voters standing near American flags in purple and orange tones. Additional text explains that a major Supreme Court decision is reshaping congressional maps across the South ahead of the 2026 midterms and could impact representation for millions of voters. A black text box at the bottom reads: “This fight is about political power, representation, and who gets a voice in our democracy.”
Bright pink graphic from Feel Good Action celebrating “1 Million Voter Actions!” Large white text reads: “1 MILLION VOTER ACTIONS!” with smaller yellow text underneath saying, “Together, we’ve officially helped drive over 1 MILLION voter actions.” Below is a photo of a diverse group of young people celebrating outdoors with confetti. Additional text reads: “From voter registration to ballot reminders, election information, civic resources, and community partnerships, this movement is powered by people who believe democracy works best when everyone can participate.” Orange graphic icons decorate the corners.
Graphic reading “Today Is Election Day” with the date May 12th, 2026. Text highlights statewide primaries and runoffs happening in Nebraska, West Virginia, and North Carolina. West Virginia listings include statewide primary elections, Supreme Court special elections, and judicial elections. Additional text explains these elections help decide who appears on the November ballot and that low turnout elections can have a major impact on local communities.
Graphic with a pink and purple floral background reading “Mother’s Day in 2026.” Text says: “This weekend, we celebrate the mothers, caregivers, and families who show up every single day with strength, love, and resilience.” Additional text reads: “Supporting mothers means supporting their freedom, health care, and ability to make the choices that are best for themselves and their families.” Feel Good Action logo appears at the bottom.
Graphic with teal green patterned background and floral illustrations including cherry blossoms, orchids, lotus flowers, and plumeria flowers. Large text reads “AANHPI Heritage Month.” Smaller text says: “Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities are a growing and powerful part of our democracy.” Feel Good Action logo appears at the top and bottom right corner.
Graphic for Feel Good Action promoting Teacher Appreciation Week. A smiling teacher stands in a classroom holding a tablet in front of a chalkboard. Large text reads “Teacher Appreciation Week! To the educators who show up every day.” Additional text says, “Thank you for shaping minds, building community, and empowering the next generation. From classrooms to online spaces, educators help young people find their voice and use it!” The design uses purple, green, black, and white accents.
Bright yellow Cinco de Mayo–themed graphic with decorative patterns and stars. Text reads: “It’s Election Day! Statewide Primaries Today.” Highlights Indiana and Ohio statewide primaries. Subtext notes elections are happening across the country, from local races to school boards.
Colorful Cinco de Mayo–themed graphic with papel picado banners and floral elements on a bright orange and beige background. Text reads: “Cinco de Mayo. Celebrating culture. Recognizing power. Latino communities are shaping the future of voting in the United States.” Feel Good Action logo appears at the top.